1920 Commercial model markings

Steve Richards · 03-11-2003, 09:39 PM

I call mine a 1920 commercial because the frame number falls in the range given in both Lugers at Random and in the e-book that covers the models.

When I say it is a mismatch, I mean just that. It looks like someone randomly went to parts bins and picked out parts to create a gun. It is not a simple case of a few parts being switched as they broke. It looks like nothing ever matched except as a couple of parts which would be expected from a random drawing from parts bins.

But it is mine, the price was right and it shoots great!

03-11-2003, 09:39 PM	#5
Steve Richards User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Beaverton, Oregon Posts: 487 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	I call mine a 1920 commercial because the frame number falls in the range given in both Lugers at Random and in the e-book that covers the models. When I say it is a mismatch, I mean just that. It looks like someone randomly went to parts bins and picked out parts to create a gun. It is not a simple case of a few parts being switched as they broke. It looks like nothing ever matched except as a couple of parts which would be expected from a random drawing from parts bins. But it is mine, the price was right and it shoots great!